The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-01-26

4. Levi, Esq, has gone to Ocalls
Fla, on professional business.
Rev. Mr.. Oliver of Foreston, preach
ed in the Manning Baptist Churc
last Sunday.
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miSe-.bl
by that terrible cough. SLiloh's Cure is tn
remedy for you.
Captain John E. Snowden and Hi
Walter Wilson of Williamsburg were
in town last week.
Marion Star: Mr.. Cooper ofClaren
don, was in Marion last week on visi
to his father-in-law, Rev. A. J. Stokes
Our attention has been so much
drawn this week to other matters tha
the T1Ass has not received our usua
care.
Mrs Edwards believes in printers
ink, and also in pstronizing the news.
papers Her advertisement will hll
the conspicuousspace left vacant fo,
her this week.
The Orangeburg Times and Demo.
crat hiss abandoned personal notices
Well the Times and Democrat hiss it al
its own wav-there is but one pape,
printed at Orangeburg.
Through Major r. R. Briggs we
learn that the Rev. ". 3. Workman
will preach twice in the Su1nmertor
Presbyterian 'church-morning sno
night-next Sunday.
The Washington Post says, there is
an unparalleled audacity about Sam
Jones. he is now trying to convince
Boston people that they can't go tc
Heaven without being born sgsin.
Just received! Fresh Garden SEED
and Onion Sets also an elegant line o.
Flower Seeds at Dinkins 4 Co.'S.
Mr.. Geo. Griffin and wife will cele,
brat their golden wedding on the
Srst Thursday in February ne1t. MIR
Griffin is one hundred and eight wears
old and Mrs. Griffin is not very IS,
behind him in years
Captain F. ". Dawson of the Ne,cs
ana Courier viii address the society
of the army and navy of the Confed-
crate Strtes in the Academy of Music
at Baltimore, next month, on "Our
Women in the War"
Mother: did you pay in your
Sundsy-school to-day, Johnuve" John
ny: "Yes. mamma" Mother: That's
3 good boy, always pray in Sunday
school" Father: "But what did you
pray for?' Johnny: II prayed for it
to let out"
THAT HACKING COUGH can be %
quickly cared by Shiloh's Cure
The Bennettsyille Chronicle edited
by j. DuPre Alsbrook, Esq, is on our
table. The appearance of its edito-
risl and local columns is very credita
bic. A handsome list for new adver-
tisements speaks well Of the energy
and growing popularity of Mr.. Ais
brook in his new home.
Mrs Winkle to new girl: "It's very
hate Bridget; hadn't you better go to
bed? Bridget (very kind-hearted; J
t'Sure, mam, I will if yez think best
but I thought yez WAS waitin' up fer
yer husband, mum" II am." Thin
I better wait, mum; you look 700 deli.
cate to help man up stairs wot stays
out ss late as this, mum."-Omahc
World
Attention is directed to the list O.
additional appointments advertised
by the County Auditor. By mistake
the appointment for the 29th of Janu.
ary has heretofore been published 81
David Lewis instead of David Lees.
On Saturday the 29th of January
the Auditor will be at Mr.. David Lees
in Salem to receive returns.
It frequently happens that there il
preaching in at least two of the
churches in Manning on Sunday eve.
Mig, and, as consequence, the Eat
tendance at the respective churches is
very small. Why don't our ministers
unite in u union service every Sunday
night ? This plan was once adopted
in Manning and was admirably sue
cessful.
Representatives of The Sumter Ba,
and Manning lawyers with an array o
witnesses, were before the Probate
Court yesterday. The grand attrac
ton was theScoutest made over tb,
DuRant will case. Judge Applet, en
throned in state, with his judicial dig
nifty sitting well on his regal counte
nance, looked my lord or your homo
pleas, to pegfesAs.n. The case wa.
compromise see satisfaction of al
parties witsS q tisl.
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